Dreamingbig Stories

This is a short poem that can be uplifting whenever you're feeling down. It shows that no dream is ever too big to come to fruition; As long as you know that whatever you work for, is already yours.

EDIT: I HAVE DISCONTINUED THIS STORY! Midway through writing this, I realised that I may not have time as much as I thought I did and I apologise for that. My head is still full of thoughts (and ideas) and I hope to resume/restart writing when I am no longer short of time. In this self-improvement book, I will be talking about how we sometimes might settle for less or think low of ourselves. I'll be talking about how you should dream big, and actually bigger without having the fear of losing. Rather than reaching for the stars, we'll be reaching for the moon because we all are worth it. Reach for the moon, and higher. This book is not complete yet, I'll try to update regularly but because of my school and tuition, I might get late sometimes, I'm sorry if that happens. I'm still a teenager and I'm still learning, and it is completely okay if you do not agree with everything written in this book, I'm open to feedback. Thank you.

...Because otherwise they fade away, and your world turns fake, and your life dies inside. You can't control it and you have no hope, no idea of what is happening, you just need to hang on in there." Abby Harris is told that dreams are fake, like Santa Claus, and the Easter Bunny. As a child she had such a life, and now it sucks. She still kept her dreams from when she was 7, and now she's 13. And just with one persons ignorance, Her whole life starts To black out.

When going into a field of study that is predominately populated by one gender, you're bound to be told you're bound to be told your nontraditional or even...unconventional! This story follows two sets of friends, Charlie and Mike and Mel and Lisa, as Charlie and Mel go into fields of study that are predominately populated by the opposite gender. Will they succeed or will they have to concede and find something more traditional to study?